Braga’s performance is stunning, heroic, a tour de force set apart from the family problems that weave in and out, writes J.P. Devine.
2016
Posted inLifestyle
Saturday, Nov. 12 Misty Mountaineers return to St. Albans
ST. ALBANS — The Misty Mountaineers Band will perform a two-hour bluegrass music concert starting at 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 12, at the “Mother Church” of country music, the St. Albans Maine Town Hall. The group that originated in St. Albans in 1975 range from straight Bluegrass to gospel, swing and older styled country tunes. […]
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Posted inCommunity
Two KVCC students receive MEREDA scholarships
Recipients are Newport’s Dearborn, Fairfield’s Knapik.
Posted inMaine, News
Lost deer hunter found after spending night in Maine woods
Brownell Bacon, 79, of Vermont had left his camp in Allagash but failed to return after dark, the Maine Warden Service says.
Posted inPolitics
Trump likely to move quickly on Supreme Court vacancy
The president-elect is not expected to stand by Merrick Garland, President Obama’s nominee to fill the seat.
Posted inSports, Varsity Maine
Top high school athletes put decisions in writing
Emily Esposito of Gorham and Lily Posternak of York are among the athletes signing letters of intent with their college choices.
Posted inPolitics
Thousands join anti-Trump protests around the country
Some protesters set fires and break windows, but most of the demonstrations are peaceful.
Posted inBoston Celtics, Sports
Celtics have slow start, never catch up
The Wizards break out to a huge first-quarter lead in their 118-93 win.
Posted inPolitics
For female backers of Clinton, a one-two punch
Although staggered by the election loss, some prefer to accentuate the positives such as Clinton’s edge in the popular vote.
Posted inMaine colleges, Sports
UMaine men’s basketball searches for stability
Five players transferred from Orono after last season, leaving Coach Bob Walsh to scramble to fill vacancies.